Oil paint

Oil paint is paint that consists of pigments mixed with oil. Oil paint takes longer to dry than acrylic paint, for example, which makes it easier to work on the same painting for longer periods of time. The colors blend together easily and allow you to create countless shades of color and depth to the painting.



Buy artist quality oil paints

Painting with oil paints is something humans have been doing for hundreds of years. It's not actually known exactly when we first started mixing oil with pigments, but the kind of oil paint we know and love today essentially dates back to the Renaissance.

Although oil paint gained competition from the rise of acrylic paint in the 1940s, oil paint is still widely used by novice and professional artists alike. Oil paints are not only suitable for classic styles such as portraits or still life paintings, but also for more modern styles such as abstract paintings.


Wide range of different oil paint brands

There are many different brands of oil paints. With us, you'll find many different ones, so you can be sure to find your favorite in our range. Below we have made an overview where we briefly review the many different brands of oil paints.


Classico

Classico is a well-known and beloved brand, partly due to the lightfastness of the colors, high pigmentation and the absence of waxes and thickeners. The color pigments are carefully developed and contain, among other things, natural earths to offer you the highest quality.

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Williamsburg

Williamsburg is a brand originally created by Carl Plansky, whose passion and determination was to create the absolute best pigments on the oil paint market. Williamsburg offers over 100 different high-quality oil paints, all of which are produced in small batches to ensure the high quality of the pigments.

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Gamblin

Gamblin is particularly known for their highly pigmented oil paints, all of which are produced by hand. All colors are mixed with refined linseed oil, which yellows less over time than other oil paints traditionally used for this purpose. It also provides a strong and flexible paint with a unique lightfastness, undertone and texture.

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Georgian Oil

Georgian Oil is well-loved for their use of carefully selected organic pigments that ensure the highest quality in lightfastness, durability and buttery smooth texture.

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Schmincke

Schmincke has made a point of developing several different types of oil paints to suit you, no matter what your skill level, whether you're a beginner, intermediate or professional. Choose from their brands: College Oil, Akademi Oil or Mussini Oil.

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Rembrandt

Rembrandt oil paint is particularly known for its deep and intense color, which is developed through a very fine grinding process in combination with a high concentration of pigments. The paint has a high lightfastness, durability and buttery smooth texture.

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Old Holland

Old Holland is a traditional company that still uses the recipes of the old Dutch masters in the production of their oil paints. These recipes include cold-pressed linseed oil, a high concentration of pigments and a unique mix of colors.

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Sennelier

Sennelier's passion for color chemistry and focused research on pigments has led to a unique oil paint product. The pigments are carefully selected and collected from all over the world. The slow grinding process in combination with safflower oil gives the paint a high lightfastness and a shiny satin finish.

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Winsor & Newton

Winsor & Newton are not only known for their great pigments, durability and lightfastness. They also have an eye for the challenges that artists face. That's why they have developed several variants of their oil paints, all with the same great artist quality. Choose between traditional oil paint or oil paint that can be mixed with water.
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